Film Archive
8th February 2017
Sundance Film Festival 2017 highlights
Eloïse Wright reflects on the 2017 Sundance Film Festival
6th February 2017
Denial: the repercussions of denying the Holocaust
Holocaust denier David Irving brings history to the stands
5th February 2017
Review: A Monster Calls
James Gill’s thoughts on the adaptation of Patrick Ness’s highly acclaimed novel
5th February 2017
Feature: T2 and Danny Boyle Q&A
After last year’s successful Steve Jobs Q&A, HOME Patron Danny Boyle returns to his hometown discussing T2. Choose to find out what happened on the night — choose to read
4th February 2017
Review: Jackie
In Pablo Larrain’s Jackie, Natalie Portman gives a tour-de-force portrait of grief counterpoised with a steely conviction, shedding new light on the character of the former First Lady of the United States
4th February 2017
Review: Hacksaw Ridge
Hacksaw Ridge represents Mel Gibson’s triumphant return to directing after a decade away from the chair
31st January 2017
Review: Life, Animated
A young autistic boy manages to understand the world through Disney films
31st January 2017
Review: Sky Ladder – The Art of Cai Guo-Quiang
Kevin MacDonald’s Sky Ladder explores the artistic process behind his work, the origins of his illustrious career, and the shackles of patriotic ‘collaboration’
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31st January 2017
Review: Passengers
Passengers attempts to reach for the stars with its sinister plot but ends up getting lost in space instead
31st January 2017
Review: The Birth of a Nation
The Birth of a Nation is a powerful film about important issues
31st January 2017
Review: Assassin’s Creed
Stick to the Assassin’s Creed video games, because the film is a disappointment
31st January 2017
Lion: a human film about hope
Based on Saroo Brierly’s A Long Way Home, Lion follows Saroo’s unexpected trajectory from Ganesh Talai to Calcutta to Australia, all the while never giving up hope that one day he will return home.
31st January 2017
Preview: Manchester Film Festival
A taste of what is yet to come in the ever growing annual film festival in 2017
30th January 2017
Review: Manchester by the Sea
Manchester By The Sea portrays true grief and loss amidst Hollywood’s plethora of flashy meta-films
30th January 2017
Review: La La Land
La La Land is an homage to jazz which neglects to ultimately pay any viable homage to jazz